Top Notes 
Aquatic notes
Blackcurrant syrup
Heart Notes 
Cyclamen
Jasmine sambac
Narcissus
Rose
Base Notes 
Benzoin
Caramel
Frankincense
Oud
Patchouli
07/22/2024
JohannB
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JohannB
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The world of the black rose
I've been very interested in Arabic fragrance houses for a while now and this La Fede series belongs to Khadlaj, who have just released some really brilliant new fragrances for around 20 euros! I've already stocked up on the whole series before another possible hype arises.
It starts with the packaging and the bottle, both of which are really top quality! The heavy bottle feels classy and also has a good sprayer, which should be used with care. The packaging, which can be opened, is also of great quality. I keep asking myself how they can offer so much at such low prices.
As a man, I have discovered that I usually like the more feminine Arabian fragrances better because they are often softer than many of the masculine ones. Especially the use of oud, eagle wood or similar is often too animalistic and dominant for me in the male fragrances. I also really like roses and flowers in general, which is often associated more with women's fragrances.
All of this has been very finely combined here so that none of it stands out and nothing disturbs, but everything harmonizes beautifully together in a mystical black world. This world is dark, but still very beautiful. Thick currants grow here, as well as white jasmine, and the scent of wood and incense lingers pleasantly in the sweet air. This is a fragrance for a black princess with a few gorgeous white daffodils in her hair and a bouquet of black roses in her hand. A slightly morbid atmosphere, but that's what makes it special.
You can also wear it well as a black prince and the longevity and sillage are good!
It starts with the packaging and the bottle, both of which are really top quality! The heavy bottle feels classy and also has a good sprayer, which should be used with care. The packaging, which can be opened, is also of great quality. I keep asking myself how they can offer so much at such low prices.
As a man, I have discovered that I usually like the more feminine Arabian fragrances better because they are often softer than many of the masculine ones. Especially the use of oud, eagle wood or similar is often too animalistic and dominant for me in the male fragrances. I also really like roses and flowers in general, which is often associated more with women's fragrances.
All of this has been very finely combined here so that none of it stands out and nothing disturbs, but everything harmonizes beautifully together in a mystical black world. This world is dark, but still very beautiful. Thick currants grow here, as well as white jasmine, and the scent of wood and incense lingers pleasantly in the sweet air. This is a fragrance for a black princess with a few gorgeous white daffodils in her hair and a bouquet of black roses in her hand. A slightly morbid atmosphere, but that's what makes it special.
You can also wear it well as a black prince and the longevity and sillage are good!
